Every ZIP code in the United States, with weather, radar, trivia and the numbers behind it. Five digits since 1963!

ZIP stands for Zone Improvement Plan. The codes went live on July 1, 1963.The lowest ZIP code is 00501 — the IRS in Holtsville, New York.The highest ZIP code is 99950, in Ketchikan, Alaska.Type 07734 into a calculator and turn it upside down: hELLO. It is Keansburg, New Jersey.12345 belongs to one company: General Electric in Schenectady, New York.The first digit is a region: 0 is New England and New Jersey, 9 is the West Coast, Alaska and Hawaii.Mr. ZIP, the cartoon mailman, was the mascot that sold the idea to America.ZIP+4 arrived in 1983 and can narrow a ZIP down to one side of one block.A ZIP code is a mail route, not a place: plenty of them cross county and even state lines.Play ZIP Hunt: guess the secret ZIP code of the day in six tries.
zipcodes.pro — STATE/RI/COUNTY/BRISTOL

Bristol County, RI ZIP codes

Bristol County, RI has 3 ZIP codes, in 3 towns: 02809, 02806 and 02885.

The county seat is Bristol.

ZIP codes
3
Towns
3
County seat
Bristol
County FIPS
44001
Population
50,490
Median household income
$114,490
Land area
24 sq mi
Area code
401

Bristol County ZIP codes by town

Bristol (county seat)
02809

Each ZIP code is listed under the county most of its land lies in and the town the Postal Service names it for; a ZIP code's own page shows exactly how it is split.

Map of Bristol County ZIP codes

028060280902885

The ZIP codes of Bristol County, shaded. Outlines are Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (2020), which approximate the mail routes; PO-box and single-address codes have no area and are not drawn. Click any area to open its ZIP code.

Bristol County in numbers

About 50,490 people live in Bristol County, in 20,104 households, the 5th most populous of Rhode Island's 5 counties. The median household income is $114,490 a year, 30% above the Rhode Island median of $87,796 (US: $80,734). The median owner-occupied home is valued at $513,800 (27% above the Rhode Island median), and median gross rent is $1,528 a month. The median age is 44.2; 53.0% of adults 25 and over hold a bachelor's degree or higher (37.7% across Rhode Island); the average commute takes 26 minutes.

Population50,490Bristol50,490
Households20,104Bristol20,104
Median age44.2Bristol44.2Rhode Island40.6US 38.9
Median household income$114,490Bristol$114,490Rhode Island$87,796US $80,734
Median home value$513,800Bristol$513,800Rhode Island$404,200US $332,700
Median gross rent$1,528Bristol$1,528Rhode Island$1,342US $1,413
Bachelor's degree or higher53.0%Bristol53.0%Rhode Island37.7%US 35.7%
Mean commute26.4 minBristol26.4 minRhode Island25.5 minUS 26.4 min
Population density2,092 / sq miBristol2,092 / sq mi

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. Survey estimates carry margins of error, wider for small places. Sources and methods.

Largest towns in Bristol County

Largest towns in Bristol County
TownZIP codesPopulation
Bristol 1 22,220
Barrington 1 17,126
Warren 1 11,144

Population of the census place of that name where there is one, otherwise of the ZIP codes the Postal Service addresses by it. A town's ZIP codes can reach past the county line.

Not sure you are in Bristol County? What county am I in? answers from your location, near a county line included.

Every ZIP code in Bristol County, with figures

ZIP codes in Bristol County
ZIP City Type Population Median income Median home
02806 Barrington , RI Standard 17,126 $153,198 $644,100
02809 Bristol , RI Standard 22,220 $97,764 $485,000
02885 Warren , RI Standard 11,144 $90,729 $395,700

Cite this page

zipcodes.pro. “Bristol County ZIP codes.” Data release 2026-10-12. Retrieved 2026-10-20. https://zipcodes.pro/state/ri/county/bristol

Underlying data is public domain or openly licensed — sources, vintages and licences.